Grade II listed building will be bulldozed to make way for another city centre tower block
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukAnother tower block is to be built in Manchester city centre. But for heritage groups it is a watershed moment as a Grade II listed building will evetually be demolished to make way for it - and it will be constructed in a conservation area.
The development will go ahead after the Secretary of State decided not to call in the plan despite objections from Historic England.
The decision by Michael Gove not to intervene means the £55m scheme by Property Alliance Group for the 14-storey block can go ahead.
Reedham House, on King Street West, dates from 1849. It was once a showroom for horse-drawn carriages manufactured in a building behind it.
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